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Apple's much-anticipated tablet device coming early next year
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Exclusive: After four years of meticulous of developmental riddled with setbacks, Apple is now racing toward an early 2010 launch of a device that may see the electronics maker redefine the portable computing market for the second time in twice as many years.
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Rumor: Apple Tablet for Early 2010
theappleblog.com — Citing “people well-respected for their striking accuracy in Apple’s internal affairs,” AppleInsider has put its mongering reputation... on the line by reporting the near-mythical Apple tablet will be unveiled in the first quarter of ... (more) Rumor: Apple Tablet for Early 2010

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Gizmodo:  Apple Tablet Reportedly Priced Between iPhone and Cheap MacBook For 2010 [Rumor]

TechCrunch:  Report: Steve Jobs Happy With Apple’s Tablet, Fast Tracks It For Early 2010

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Apple Tablet Reportedly Priced Between iPhone and Cheap MacBook For 2010 [Rumor]
GizmodoApple Insider's source claims that the Apple Tablet is coming in 2010—similar to the rumors we've already heard—but that it's coming at a price that's not too unreasonable. The source says it's "expected to retail for somewhere between the cost of a high-end iPhone and Apple's most affordable Mac notebook", which means it's under $999 but over $299 (or $599, if you're talking about unsubsidized phones). Apple Insider also reiterates what we've known before, that it'll be 3G enabled, that it'll be around 10-inches and be ...

Report: Steve Jobs Happy With Apple’s Tablet, Fast Tracks It For Early 2010
TechCrunch — You may recall back in December, we first reported the news about Apple gearing up for the launch of a large form iPod touch. While there had been no shortage of rumors over the years about some sort of Apple tablet, our sources indicated the device would be akin to Apple’s current mobile devices, the iPhone and iPod touch, which are both seeing booming sales. A new report from AppleInsider seems to confirm this news, and gives some new details. Most importantly, after months and probably even years of tweaking, the device is now said to have ...

Rumor: Apple Tablet for Early 2010
TheAppleBlog — ... Citing “people well-respected for their striking accuracy in Apple’s internal affairs,” AppleInsider has put its mongering reputation on the line by reporting the near-mythical Apple tablet will be unveiled in the first quarter of 2010. ...

Sources say Apple ‘tablet device’ coming early 2010
MacDailyNews — ... "However, the past six months have reportedly seen the critical pieces fall into place. Jobs, who's been overseeing the project from his home, office and hospital beds, has finally achieved that much-sought aura of satisfaction. He's since cemented the device in the company's 2010 roadmap, where it's being positioned for a first quarter launch, according to people well-respected by AppleInsider for their striking accuracy in Apple's internal affairs." Much more in the full article here . ...

Apple tablet rumored for launch early next year, for serious this time: seriously
Engadget — ... After what AppleInsider claims has been four years of development "riddled with setbacks," Apple is purportedly finalizing its long-rumored tablet for an early 2010 launch. AppleInsider claims to have been tracking the device get bounced back to the ...

Rumor: 10-Inch Apple Tablet Landing in Early 2010
Wired: Gadget Lab — Yet another rumor about Apple’s fabled touchscreen tablet has emerged, with sources claiming the product will hit stores in early 2010. In its report, AppleInsider cites “people well-respected … for their striking accuracy in Apple’s internal affairs,” who claim a 10-inch, 3G-enabled tablet will turn up between January and March. AppleInsider’s article conflicts with a rumor report posted by TheStreet’s Scott Moritz earlier this week, which stated an Apple tablet was due as soon as October this year. ...

5Words for Friday, July 24th 2009
Technologizer — ... AppleInsider reveals Apple tablet “exclusive.” Twitter to revamp home page. Hacker: iPhone encryption is useless. Your Twitter followers may tumble. How Palm re-enabled iTunes syncing. Like 5Words? Subscribe via RSS. Share/E-Mail ...

iTablet rumors resurface, this time with early-2010 launch
Infinite Loop — ... Not getting enough iTablet rumors lately? Well, then we have one more for you: Sources speaking to AppleInsider indicate that Apple will in fact be releasing a iPod touch-like tablet device soon, and has slated the release for sometime in the first quarter of 2010. ...

‘Macsimum Recommended Reading’ for July 24
Macsimum News — ... “Apple’s much-anticipated tablet device coming early next year/Exclusive: After four years of meticulous of developmental riddled with setbacks, Apple is now racing toward an early 2010 launch of a device that may see the electronics maker redefine the portable computing market for the second time in twice as many years.”—AppleInsider ...

Tablet for 2010? AppleInsider agrees with Gene Munster
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence — Although they admit they've had a long history of Apple Tablet predictions (or "setbacks"), AI is now going with Gene Munster's earlier prediction that Apple's tablet will be released at the begining of next year...or perhaps later.  Said tablet will have an Apple/PA Semi ARM chip and look like this (note the watermark to denote that it wasn't lifted from a design school): This redtition (both the story and the image) is the latest version of their tablet series which extends back to 2004 and ...

AppleInsider: Apple tablet finally coming next year
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... According to AppleInsider, after four years, the long-awaited successor to the Newton is on its way. No, really, they're not kidding. The supposed ...

Report: Apple tablet on track for early 2010
CNET News - Apple — ... The Apple tablet has been rumored for years, but bits of information leaking here and there over the last few months indicate it could be for real. A new report from AppleInsider now says the device is on track to be introduced early next year. ...

iTablet Rumor du Jour: Steve’s Finally Happy With the Giant iPod touch
The iPhone Blog — Where there’s this many iTablet rumors, there just has to be an actual product Steve Jobs is finally happy with and will be unveiling to the world at a special Apple event in early 2010, right? That’s what Apple Insider is reporting. The gist is as follows: 10″, 3G networked device similar to “a jumbo iPod touch” Guided by Steve Jobs from hospital, home, and work Culmination of at least 6 previous prototypes Jobs vetoed Will launch in first quarter of 2010 ...

Tablet is a 10 inch iPhone-cum-Apple-TV-3.0
Computerworld Blogs - Macintosh & Apple — ... had been slowly evolving as an R&D project for at least a year prior. ... [image] Under the critical eye of Jobs ... there can be no fault -- no matter how slight -- or it's back to the drawing board. ... The project was reset at least a half-dozen times over the past 24 months. Each time, development was frozen and key aspects of the device rethought, retooled and repositioned. At times, those close to the Apple co-founder had their doubts that it would ever see the light of day. more Jeff Bertolucci counts the pennies: If Apple doesn't introduce a tablet computer soon, we'll ...

Apple Tablet to Recreate ‘Heyday of the Album (With One Good Song)’
Digital Daily — ... skipping through 9 middling-to-lousy songs to reach that one that inspired you to shell out for the album. Which begs the question, can that heyday ever be recreated? Now that we’re accustomed to purchasing only the music we want via the thin-margin, 99 cent song-by-song downloads that iTunes pioneered, can we ever be convinced to pay a premium for bundled music, cluttered up with a bunch of liner notes, wacky band photos and throw away filler songs? [Image Credit: Apple Insider]

Report: Apple to save the album
Macworld — ... bundling a new interactive booklet, sleeve notes and other interactive features with music downloads,” including photos, lyrics, and video clips. The project—which the Financial Times story attributes to “four people familiar with the situation”—is supposedly called ‘Cocktail.’ (Perhaps that’s what the story’s authors plied their sources with to get the information.) The story suggests a September 2009 launch for the project (and, somewhat randomly, maybe alongside the oft-rumored tablet device that AppleInsider was predicting only a few days earlier for an early 2010 ...

Apple Tablet Really Coming This Time?
Mac|Life — Apple Tablet Rumor Apple Insider Source: AppleInsider Since the dawn of man, people have wanted a single device to carry with them to manage their lives. The computer was great, the iPhone was even better, but many have wanted a Mac tablet. A few years ago rumors started spreading about the possible release of a tablet Mac that would be similar to an iPhone, but larger. These rumors never came true, but now the rumor mill has started again. Both AppleInsider and the ...

The Apple Tablet: Some Possibly Answered Questions
Technologizer — ... About the only thing we know for sure about Apple’s allegedly upcoming tablet computer is that there’s definitely misinformation floating around at the moment. Last week, AppleInsider. Last week, AppleInsider was exceptionally confident that Apple will be shipping its long-awaited tablet computer in the first quarter of next year. This week the Financial Times (in a story co-reported by my very old friend Joe Menn) is ...

Report: Apple’s Tablet Just Weeks Away
Cult of Mac — ... . If true, the announcement is likely just weeks away. Apple will have to put the device on store shelves by the fall in time for the crucial holiday shopping season. In a direct rebuttal of AppleInsider, whose sources say the tablet will be launched early next year , Apple Daily pegs a September release date for the device. The paper details Apple’s suppliers: Wintek is providing the tablet’s touch-sensitive screen. Dynapack International Technology Corp. is supplying the batteries; and the whole device is being assembled by Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. (Hon Hai’s Foxconn ...

Would an Apple Tablet be an Ereader? Yes and No.
O'Reilly Media: Mac and iPhone — ... Last Friday the latest round of rumors of an Apple Tablet swelled considerably after a piece from Apple Insider asserted the device is now on the 2010 product roadmap : However, the past six months have reportedly seen the critical pieces fall into place. Jobs, who's been overseeing the project from his home, office and hospital beds, has finally achieved that much-sought aura of satisfaction. He's since cemented the device in the company's 2010 roadmap, where it's being positioned for a first quarter launch, according to people well-respected by AppleInsider for their ...

Hon Hai to build Apple tablets as soon as September
The Iphone Spot — ... According to AppleInsider’s own sources, Apple’s expected new tablet device, with a 10″ display and integrated 3G service, is not anticipated to arrive before early 2010. ...

Anonymous Apple Insider Fuels iTablet Rumors
iPhone Savior — ... , out in Truckee, California. Giving even greater rise to the possibility of a 2009 launch. One Apple-obsessed website insists their sources are holding to an early 2010 launch for Apple's tablet device. ...

Steve Jobs Talks About The New iPods
The Iphone Spot — ... He also vaguely hinted at products coming in the future. He said his absence from the company for several months did not prevent them from working on new products, and that Apple has “some really good stuff coming up.” Among those products is expected to be Apple’s long-rumored 10-inch touchscreen tablet device, expected to debut in early 2010. ...

Apple Tablet in 2010?
Free iPod Touch Apps | Free iPod Touch Games | AppleRepo.com — ... This is the happiest news for the people who are expecting to buy the Apple’s product. The source says that “the apple tablet was expected to retail somewhere between cost of high end iphone and Apple’s most affordable notebook. This means that the price of the Apple Tablet is going to hang in between $299 and $999″. This Apple Insider will have the already established features like that of 3G enabled iphones and also it appears that it will have the screen of about 10 inches and the shape is just like a large ipod Touch. ...

Everything We Know About Apple’s Touchscreen Tablet
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... Amazon Kindle as well as the Amazon.com e-book store. We speculated that Apple could integrate an e-book section into the iTunes Store, giving it the potential to shake up the publishing industry. Are you getting overwhelmed by the flurry of tablet news? We don’t blame you. Here are the rumors that have been echoed by several publications: Steve Jobs has had a heavy hand in the tablet’s development. Sources: Wall Street Journal, AppleInsider, Barron’s, iLounge The Apple tablet will launch in ...

No More Apple Product Introductions Until Next Year
The Iphone Spot — ... Some have also held out hope that Apple would introduce its long-awaited 10-inch touchscreen tablet device, but AppleInsider sources have maintained that the new hardware will not appear until the first quarter of 2010. ...

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